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  • Zeal Review
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    Zeal Review

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    Ever considered a career in publishing? Zeal has you playing a magazine editor for a popular woman's magazine by the same name. It's half hidden object, half assorted mini-games, with most of your work involving cleaning up page layouts for print.You play as Amy, who is presumably starting a new job, since she gets a cellphone call telling her she's late for her first day of work. Her career involves acting as an editor for Zeal with the help of a few quirky coworkers. The text dialog speed is way too fast to catch all of the story, and I consider myself a fast reader, so this is a bit frustrating. Anyhow, there's very little said, so it's not really that important.
  • Cake Shop Review
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    Cake Shop Review

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    Are carbs making a comeback? Not long after the release of Cake Mania 3 comes Cake Shop, another time management game that sends players to the bakery. I should say upfront that while Cake Shop is a decent game on its own, it doesn't really compare to the length, depth, or difficulty of the Cake Mania titles. That said, it does have its own personality, and it's easy and relaxing to play.  
  • SKIP-BO Castaway Caper Review
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    SKIP-BO Castaway Caper Review

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    On the tail of UNO Undercover comes SKIP-BO Castaway Caper, a casual game remake of another of Mattel's card games. If you haven't heard of it, Skip-BO is similar to UNO, but while UNO is often compared to Crazy 8s, Skip-BO more closely resembles Spit, or the traditional card game sometimes known as Cat and Mouse or Spite and Malice.
  • Scrapbook Paige Review
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    Scrapbook Paige Review

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    Attention all scrapbookers! There must be plenty of you here, since an estimated 1 out of 3  households has a scrapbook hobbyist at home. Whether you're a traditional or digital scrapper, you might want to check out Scrapbook Paige, a hidden object game that's all about... well... scrapbooking.  
  • Fashionista Review
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    Fashionista Review

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    Somebody has to set today's fashion trends. In Fashionista, you're put in charge of the glamorous Fashionista magazine, a premium fashion publication that aspires to inspire good taste. If you can't get enough of the fashion game genre, but want a game that allows you to take your time and be creative, this is a title that might interest you.Lilly Chan is your advisor, with her ear to the ground, giving you advice as you play. Your goal is to make the magazine a success by selling as many issues as possible. It sounds challenging, but really this all boils down to following Lilly's advice and dressing the cover model to match the current trends that she suggests.  
  • Globey – On The Roll! Review
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    Globey – On The Roll! Review

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    Try to imagine crossing pinball with a brick and paddle (Pong) game, and that's more or less what you'll find in Real Arcade's semi-action title Globey - On the Roll!The preface of Globey - On the Roll! is the usual hero-rescue story. Dragon's Land was once a paradise, where dragons had responsibility to care for all living things. Then one day, a band of evil trolls came and captured all of the dragons - that is, all but one. Globey had been taking a nap and missed the commotion, leaving him as the last free dragon. Determined to save his fellow dragons, he sets off to track down the trolls and rescue his kin one by one. As his Fairy Godmother, it's your job to guide him toward success.
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    Miriel the Magical Merchant Review

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    When was the last time you went out for dinner and ordered farmer's cheese and a bucket of water? Well, you've obviously never been to Miriel's restaurant. Miriel the Magical Merchant is an amusing medieval-inspired time management game that sends players scampering around the kitchen, cooking up magical dishes to serve to picky customers.With numerous food items to combine, and multiple endings to unlock, there's plenty of creative elements that make Miriel stand out from the crowd.
  • Magic Aces Review
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    Magic Aces Review

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    Looking for a new card game? Magic Aces adds some fresh spins to classic poker, creating an original card game variant that's both challenging for veterans and still accessible to casual poker players.There's a minimalist story involving a country club which hosts a yearly Magic Aces tournament, but this has little relevance to the game and is presented only in sparse details. Like most solitaire games, it's really just about the cards. As you play, you're introduced to a variety of opponents with different playing styles. Some basic strategic hints are given in their biographies, so it pays to read those before you start a new series of rounds. Your first opponent is Bill Basics, who will tutor you on the rules of the game.